8 Special Education court cases from the United States Supreme Court that shaped Special Education, IEPs and our kids' access to education.
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This blog includes seven court cases decided in the supreme court.


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The 1896 Supreme Court Case Plessy vs. Ferguson stated that segregation was fine as long as it upheld the "separate but equal" policy. However, separate was almost always unequal. This segregation lasted legally until 1954 when the Brown vs. Board of Education Supreme Court Ruling said that "Separate but Equal" is unconstitutional.
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🧩Special Education Advocacy & Consulting 🧩 on Instagram: "Endrew was a student with autism whose academic and functional progress had stalled. His school continued proposing IEPs with many of the same goals and strategies that had already failed to produce meaningful progress. His parents placed him in a private autism school, where a stronger behavior plan and more appropriate academic goals helped him improve. The family sought tuition reimbursement, but the lower courts ruled that the district only needed to provide slightly more than minimal educational progress. In 2017, the United States Supreme Court unanimously rejected that low standard, overturned the appellate court’s decision, and sent the case back for further proceedings. The Court did not directly award the family reimbu
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